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The Improvement of Business Processes of Digital Healthcare Company

Student: Filimonova Albina

Supervisor: Nadezhda L. Titova

Faculty: Graduate School of Business

Educational Programme: Business Strategies: Management and Consulting (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Due to high competition in the market of private medical clinics and some changes in Russian legislation (about telemedicine), digital healthcare company DOC+ had to change business-model. This change lead to the emergence of the need to improve the company's business-processes. Thus, the purpose of this research is to improve the major business-processes of digital healthcare company “DOC+”. As part of the master's thesis, a methodology of improving business-processes was developed taking into account the specifics of medical clinics. This methodology includes 3 stages: 1. The selection of business processes for improvement in accordance with the strategic objectives of the company; 2. Identification of problem areas through a comparative competitive analysis of the company, identifying the advantages and disadvantages of mobile medical clinics compared to traditional multidisciplinary medical institutions and SWOT-analysis of business processes; 3. Formation of proposals for the improvement of business processes and the construction of integrated business process diagrams in the AS-IS and TO-BE models. As a result of this work, specific management decisions were formed to improve the four business processes of DOC+ : recruitment of doctors, assessment of the quality of services, doctors’ training and motivation and home visits of doctors.

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